CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, August 7, 1969

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Visiting at the home of
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prior to leaving for Milauwi
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the CUSO plat
Mr. and Mrs. D. Buter-
man and family of Cranbrook,
formerly of Castlegar, were
§ | business
ing the past week.
id Mrs. Bob Know-
ler spent a few, days in Spo-
kane last weel
Mr. and Mire. R. Aussie
have left for an extended
visit in Montreal where they
will be guests of their many

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Letter to the Editor

on behalf of the aatte:
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Chi

would like to thank everyone

with all my heart and admira-

tion for the wonderful Sum-

mer Festival we all enjoyed

this past weeken

A special word of thanks

must be given to the follow-

ing people who gave so much
of their time and efforts to-

, {Wards this success,

Paul Sampsonoff,. chair-
man of the Doukhobor Com-
mittee, Bill Stoochinoff, inem-

of Mike

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WEEK'S WEATHER

VOL, 22, No. 33

CASTLEGAR, ‘BRITISH COLUMBIA, THURS

sic 14, 1969

REGIONAL RECREATION COMMISSION No. 1

SUMMER PROGRAMME SCHEDULE

e . e
Seminoff, chairman” Trustees
ot Kootenay Area, and Walt-
er Kanigan, cretary. And

all the Pondertul | people of

ad the Doukhobor

gave siete all.
Bill Banham
Helle of the Chamber. ‘ot

visitors in town dur. | tio!

for perforin-

All must meet on designated days by 9:00
a.m. at the schools or Community Hall.

August 11th — Shoreacres - Thrums - Glade
— Kinnaird - Blueberry Creek
August 12th — Robson - Brilliant - Pass Creek
— Castlegar - Ootischenia
August 13th — Shoreacres - Thrums - Glade
— Kinnaird - Blueberry Creek
— Castlegar - Ootischenia
August 14th — Robson - Brilliant - Pass Creek
Shorecares - Thrums - Glade ~
_- = Kinnaird - Blueberry Creek
August 15th — Closing Day. All areas come. Picnic.

For further information contact 365-6565

ance a renner together the
Golf Tournament and Mrs.
patel Creighton and the
thoughtfulness of Mrs. Grace
Ackney, also alderman Steve
Jankola for his services.
And last but not least

His “Wi
and baking attracted hundreds of buyers|New Westminster where they ° Kin

will spend a few days visit-
on the grounds of the Kinnaird Hall Sat-|ing with Mrs, MeGauley's par-_
an

urday. You could even buy home made oar. and Mrs. S. S Sony left
noodles.

Tuesday afternoon for Van-
couver, where they will at-
tend the funeral of prs Dew

a
summer,

MAX FACTOR Mr. and Mrs, Dave Ads-
head of Robson attended the
funeral on Saturday
usp of the formers brother;
$3.50 Mr, Joe Adshead. The servi

was held in St. Mark’s «Anal
can Church. Mr. and Mrs.
Adshead were enroute home
from their vacation spent
visiting in the kanagan,
Vernon, Mica Creek and Van-

California Shadow Collection
with brush

MAX FACTOR

California Ices Lipstick and

their generosity in donating
the Kinnaird Hall and Mayor
Little and the Castlegar Town

Council whose generous don-
ation of $500 toward the Sum-
mer Festival helped to set in
motion what will become in
future years a most import-
ant funetion in our Commun-

special word of thanks

faust be given to Les Camp-
bell for being on the spot at
all times to photograph and
report the events as they hap-

in Nak-|Pened.

We have only started, let
us all work together to pro-|
mote our cult » our pro-
ducts, our people and our
area, the best place to live
and work in B.C.

Mary An ‘Anderson

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of
_ addressed, the 0

YOUNG ‘ADVENTURERS en been taking to canoes up the
Arrow lake as part of the summer program of Recreation -,
Commission No. 1. This phase of the program is for boys
18 years of age to 17. years, Each group, which genetally
consists of eight boys, five canoes and their guide, Ed
Fornelli of Castlegar, leaves on Monday morning of. each
week retuming the following Friday. A day’s hike takes

astrial| buted a igreat deal to. this}.

(pituation, said Mr.

juld "be reviewed at

of the yoar to see if are:

ould continue to fin-\ine ‘spill accident’ which had
snclalgy support KIDA. ‘Chis|/been broached earlier. wy, CD.
‘woul e the association at|co-ordinator “H. J. Warner
oe a months to show |52¥. definite steps taken’ to-'

I

place mid-week: Each boy pays three’ dollars’ and packs ‘his
own food. Tents and cooking utensils are supplied. The boys se
* are given instruction on canoe handling and safety. On the| this had
wt week of the program, starting Aug. 25, the girls: will) sult. of:
be given the same opportunities the boys shave ‘enjoyed: | 263 deleg
— Castlegar News. Photo

me. about utes 8 ake: phy
the tn of the

ie eriginal al focal or:/handled. and how they were

actions said Mr. Loobileti,
esday |credit: ‘should also. go to
arabean whose’: efforts ° contri-

success” as tt prepared the
brief and spearheaded the

delegation.
egional chairman G. S.

Rust sald he saw “tremen-
souk as opportnities: for this

been made an in-
centive area.

: The need for a precise
plah'- to be- followed

wards this end when ‘interest-
ed parties met last “Chursday
in the Kinnaird Fire Bali.
den, Cominco ‘Safety -Depart-| mi
ment; J. Wright,’ Cominco
chemical: and fertilizer divi-|
sion; B, Clark, Cominco’ fire

Speakers were Ron Rams-| this

and if n

cd
the public Sut be informed of

steps -to be taken through the
Castlegar News.

In view of the increased
amount of - poisonous gases:
and. liquids:that pass through
area, the object of the

meeting was to draft a defin-
ite but. simple: plan to be fol-|
lowed in the event of a chlor-
ine spill, says Mr. Warner.

Represented ‘at the meet-|

[Plans are Being Made By
CD in Case of Chlorine Spill

District No. 9, RCMP from
Nelson, Castlegar and. theit
auxiliaries and Tire aepart-
ments of ‘Castlegar and Kin-
naird.

Also. in attendance was
Tom Hastings of Vancouver
from the provincial fire mar-
shall’s office.

ing the meeting was
CD co-ordinator Mr. Warner.

department And Frank Mur

They told Chie aeaand
what © materials were. being

wae Members Here |

‘Mr. Gordon Giles of Kel. tivities
log, Idaho,*

to improve” th
vernor. of: the’ communities, laaprove, the ele has Tailed

Says Ran Harding

ken its p at “the local]

visit vant Anaust 8 gag “The local.
club is«‘one of “9 Rotary 0
bs_in: this

ion of the town has s

ted of Kinnaird council fo take

Ps. wi

aA motion was passed
Tuesday ‘night. to. erect, ;
sign. on’ sixth. street
the Esso: bulk: station:-in-| are
forming the public anyone. t
disposing

would-be prosecuted.

this area,
‘Club of of further international ‘friend-| development in the EWoett Koo-|legislation’;; exempting |}
‘tenay’s: -area. { Dam

50 CO!

Selbie, local Rotary ee pre-

of. is, gobal isident, and members: on;mat-
interna-|ters of club administration
iza-land plans for futute;dctivi-

rn to swim ‘and still an-|1
vehi-. of ‘session for mothers and
Seles oa this point. othe Some’ tots, ~said “Ald. is ad ‘Annual

ton and eae by: enactin,
cempting "both

the Duncan’ Bnd the
rom Dam. from , school ’.taxa-| sche

ful

handled in this area; making

their knowledge available and

offering ssaistence in any
manner.

: A discussion followed to

assist in developing a revised

Control Says Colcel
$12 Million for Odor

plan -for ‘chlorine: spill: This
plan: Will be: presented Jater.
othe Various departments

“after eight’ yester:

m a-Bjueberry

Diego Cait

Columbia Cellulose wit

Direct dialing 1s. not .so :

: iB :
Creek reeider it: was: ri
nt Si irom ised| .

personally look over-the he: pro
Bem and zmect with the
mbers of- ithe: Oot

» Delinqueat Acc’ts
» Could have Water
=| Shut off by Town

owners . who

Nas] ; To. be Resited

‘prizes offer- Ao some person could: re-

One of the prizes offered, us
P a 12 foot outboard craft was] kee
Day. weekend, when ‘it ‘holds| recently ‘without!
ual Frontier’ Days | its *

Rush were mere babies:

‘for some] ing.
Tuckey person "during the. cel-

Circumstances] chance. ‘Castle; town ‘col
jiel' have been more have ‘alowed the motor to} ci Meclded Stn reccat ian ieet:

ALOT OF FISH in’ any ‘man's world and to
Ross Saunders, 11, it is a moment to trea-
sure, This 17 pound rainbow trout was cau-
ght by: Ross.on.Aug. 3 on the. Kootenay. Lake

Idayng.on the Jake for. the past month.
north of Kaslo. Using a Len: Thompson lure, 5

and a'10 pound test line it took approximate-|{f
ly 40 minutes to land the game fish. Mrs. W.
,, Saunders, and -her. two boys have been holi-

— Castlegar News Photo

ebration.
A beautiful ‘Pinto stallion
called “Tonka” ‘will- also be
offered as a prize.
: Activities _ planned for
young - and anes include ‘child-
baseball,  tug-o-
war,

nail a beat contest and” of
course a~ parade.

Everyone : is invited . to
stake a‘claim and the child:
ren ‘will have their own Bo
rush at ‘Springer Grecke:

‘Aldermen’ were told seven
people have persistently re-

now oe
completion case aaa ot
jor
icDonald

G...B. ‘Tobiason, depart-
ment of rt air re;
tion r visited Seikirk

in -inspecto:
College recently where he in-
the assembly and in-

“This Saturday

This Saturday, will see
some 120 to 150 swimmers
take part in finnaird’s _an-
nual swim m

pines ¢ ewe Me

: expanding sdevelop- place’ at 1

official - mee will

p.m. with presen:
‘tation of ‘trophies at 5

to

water and sewerage accounts.
Director of works Alec
Lutz: was given permission to
shut off water services to
these people.
Telephone calls have
n. made ‘to, the offenders.
The town. clerk said ‘water
has not been shut off yet and
it was hoped this Svould not
be necessary:

Two Day’ S Operation

whose operation at Ootischen-|

ia .was’ recently. closed) by
court order. reas opera-
tion for two

“Dr. Nick ‘Schmitt, direc-
tor ‘ofthe . West ° Kootenay’
Health > Unit, . said | Monday
that: H.

sion to operate ‘the
enia plant Monday and Tues-

y: rate union board of

fo
jotisch-

said “he brief. resumption” gt
operation: is required to
plete the asphalt and wes
Temaining the .. storage

tanks. This Material cannot
be moved on the: highway,
said the. spokes:

The aiphalt p plant at ae

henia was closed in

Ralph
‘Isaid Dr. Schmitt.

since :

SOCIAL CREDIT. candidate Don. Brothers
£| Was present Monday at’a lawn party given

by Mr. and Mrs. Jack Scott
,) aetting of birch trees and
Mr. Brothers, who is seeking

he was

of Robson. In a
prize Begonias
re-election, said

2s much time as possible

meeting persons on the spot io answer any
questions they may have to ask. Pictured
here is Mr. Brothers and his hostess Mrs.

Scott. Seated is Mrs. Ross Oborne and Bill
Shkwarok, both of Robson.

— Castlegar News Photo

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